Sentence examples for acknowledged one of from inspiring English sources

I'd say, 'Someday you'll be specializing in mashed potatoes.' " When Mr. Forgione left to open An American Place on upper Lexington Avenue in 1983, it became, he acknowledged, "one of the first places to serve mashed potatoes instead of some fancy preparation" of the same vegetable.

But he acknowledged: "One of the reasons [for states not attending] is undoubtedly China".

Amla acknowledged one of England's strengths: "They bat to No10 [just before Topley appears].

But she acknowledged: "One of the issues seems to be around a growing peer pressure to be thin".

(The National Confederation of Labor, an anarchist group, acknowledged one of them as a "comrade," the other as a "friend").

By talking openly about his Christianity, Cameron has acknowledged one of the most significant intellectual shifts of this century.

I only wish that those who reflect on the Fourth of July would acknowledge one of the greatest ironies in history: an American Declaration of Independence that looked past the issue of African slavery.

One adviser to Mr. Bush acknowledges, "One of the challenges will be the relationship with some of the more conservative or partisan Republicans on the Hill".

Tony Carlisle, a City public relations adviser involved in 90% of the privatisations, acknowledges: "One of the key accusations of privatisations is that it works for the bosses and the shareholders, but... pity about the poor consumer".

There are pieces by the young Birtwistle from the age of nine, works he doesn't acknowledge (one of his sons, Silas, has these precious scores in his possession).

Four decades after Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner and James Chaney were killed on a country road here, Neshoba County and the city of Philadelphia have yet to officially acknowledge one of the grimmest episodes in the nation's civil rights struggle.